Egypt, with its capital in Cairo, is rich in history as one of the earliest civilizations, lasting over 2,500 years with its own kings and queens. The geography is characterized by the Nile River and a dry climate with distinct seasons. Cultural landmarks include the iconic pyramids, built for pharaohs, and Egypt's economy is also supported by agriculture, notably cotton production.

1. Egypt
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2. introduction
The capital of Egypt is Cairo
Egypt is in the corner of
Africa.
Egypt was one of the earliest
most important civilizations
in the world.

3. Economy
In Egypt cotton comes from
flowers.

4. Geography
The Nile River flows to
The Mediterranean.
Egypt only has 2
Seasons “cool, mild,
winters, and hot
summers.

5. History
Egyptian civilizations go
back more than 6,000
Native Kings and queens
ruled Egypt for 2, 500 years
from about 2925 BC until
332 BC Years.
The Arab conquest of 641
by the military commander.

6. Climate
In Egypt Hot winds
temperature 68 degrees
Fahrenheit.
Egypt is a dry sub
apical area.

7. Facts
The Pyramid is taller
than 45 stories and a
skyscraper.
Egypt animals are in
important to Egypt.

8. Culture
They build a Pyramid for
there kings.
Other groups include
Nubians, Rome,
Gympie's, Armenians,
and Greeks.

9. Sources
A to Z Egypt by: Jeff Reynolds
Egypt by: Howard Gunter
Q and A Egypt by: Christine Webster
Kid’s infobites
Britannia School
Country Reports
Images:
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Oum_Kalsoum_Monum
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